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Inflammatory Burden, Structural Exposure, and Racial Disparities in Incident Heart Failure: Evidence from the Multi-Ethnic Study of Atherosclerosis
BackgroundRacial disparities in incident heart failure (HF) are well documented, yet the extent to which systemic inflammatory burden--shaped by structural determinants of environmental exposure--accounts for these disparities remains unquantified in multi-ethnic prospective cohorts. MethodsAmong 6
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